after spending what seems like forever on the cruise ship itself, you've made it to your destination! Beautiful sights, luaus, and fun await! Not surprisingly, the first people to greet you as you step onto the wooden dock are natives with smiles, bearing wreaths of flower which they put around your neck. Whether they work for the cruise or were sent to watch you is unknown, but either way, they wish you good tidings and a safe stay. Once you've been welcomed, they move on to the next one, and leave you to make your way to the island.The dock itself is large, big enough to house more than a single ship. The base appears to wooden -but underneath, it is titanium. The wood is merely to make it look completely normal and give off a natural feeling. The walk to land is far, but strangely enough, no one seems to mind that much. Possibly because surrounding the dock are three transparent walls, from which people can see parts of the island. Palm trees line the border between the land and the sea, dots on the horizon. They grow ever near as you continue walking toward them.
The water under and surrounding the docks is filled with underwater wildlife -fish, seaweed, and other marine animals dart around. But the only way that you can see those is to attach yourself to the glass and stare down. Not only are there sea animals, but birds fly and dive to get their daily food. The sights are beautiful, but don't spend too much time here! There's so much to see.
Aloha~
